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| - If you need physical therapy, you probably won't be happy to have to come here. The therapy is an investment in yourself, your future and that matters so find a place that cares about you and your future. Initially I was put off by the sports memorabilia. I'm no athlete and the "feel" of the office, initially, is that this is a place for athletes. I met the Doctor, Jimmy P. He took the time to ask about the injury and subsequent surgery. He explained the anatomy involved and the treatment I could expect. He was kind, caring and compassionate which was appreciated. I won't tell you that the treatment was always comfortable, but he does monitor your discomfort and work at the highest level he can while staying below your threshold. He is a DOCTOR but he won't seem like one. You are conditioned to expect and accept a man or woman who is late to see you, obviously hurried and distracted because they are spread too thin. Your experience here will be a real and welcome departure from your typical doctors appointment. He will be on time, you won't be ushered into a room and left to wait. He will ask questions, examine your injury and begin to work. The conversation will be a mix between casual and professional, but he will be fully engaged with you throughout your visit. I felt like he genuinely cared about my injury and my future.
The rest of the staff is friendly and engaging. The facility and equipment is clean and very professional. The parking lot sucks, but what can you do? A stand alone building is probably prohibitively expensive.
They made contact with my insurance company and handled all of those details.
I recommend S.P.O.R.T.S. Physical Therapy with full confidence. Good luck on your journey of healing and health.
P.S. Full disclosure: I wrote this as though I was the patient, actually it was wife but I was there throughout and my observations were first hand. This review was written for her by me :)
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